Carmelo Anthony’s boy, Kiyan, gets Syracuse basketball offer
Twenty years ago, future NBA superstar Carmelo Anthony led Syracuse to the championship game at the end of the 2002-03 season.On Sunday,
Kiyan Anthony, the boy of the Most Exceptional Player in the 2003 NCAA competition, received an offer from the Orange.Beyond blessed
to receive a deal from Syracuse University! #GOORANGE pic.twitter.com/uBMq5Kwdv7!.?.!— Kiyan Anthony(@kiyananthony
)November 13, 2022 The more youthful Anthony is a 6-foot-5 wing
in the class of 2025 who goes to Christ the King High School in New York City. Videos on YouTube show him working out with his dad from the time he was young.Now, he has a chance to go to a school that his dad changed twenty years ago.After his wonderful run, Carmelo Anthony went into the NBA draft however constantly remained connected to Jim Boeheim and Syracuse. In 2014, he made a $3 million contribution towards the production of the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center, where Syracuse’s guys’s and females’s programs practice. The school plans to honor the 2003 national title team this season on the 20th anniversary of its run.Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade– all top-five choices in the 2003 NBA draft– have all had boys who became basketball prospects.
Zaire Wade played in the G League last season after his high school career ended. Bronny James is ranked 34th in the 2023 class by ESPN. Now, Kiyan Anthony might follow his daddy to Syracuse.